Scholarships

The official regulations governing the number and manner of awarding scholarships can be found in the section Regulations and Procedures.

Student scholarships awarded by the Faculty of Electronics, Telecommunications and Information Technology are divided into the following categories:

  1. Olympic excellence I/international scholarships;
  2. performance scholarships;
  3. social grants;
  4. other types of scholarships.

Scholarships are awarded in accordance with the provisions: 

Performance scholarships

Performance scholarships are awarded to students from Politehnica București, enrolled in full-time university study programmes, regardless of the form of funding. The categories of performance scholarships are:

  • Performance Grant Grade I
  • Performance Grant Grade II
  • Performance scholarship grade III

The performance incentive scholarships referred to in paragraph 1 shall be awarded for the purpose of (1) may be awarded to students who fall into at least one of the following categories:

  1. have achieved outstanding results in their studies, i.e. have the highest average in the same year of study of a programme;
  2. have achieved scientific performance, innovation and patents.

Performance scholarships are distributed in descending order of grade point average within the budget of each faculty.

Awarding performance scholarships:

The distribution of the scholarship fund by year and by specialization according to the study cycle as well as the criteria for students with equal average are explained in ETTI Annex to the methodology

Social scholarships

Beneficiaries of social grants can be:

a) students orphaned by one or both parents, students from single-parent families or students from foster care who do not have an income above the social grant threshold;

b) students suffering from tuberculosis, who are under the care of medical units, during tuberculostatic treatment, insulin-dependent diabetes, malignant diseases, severe malabsorption syndromes, chronic kidney disease on dialysis, moderate or severe persistent bronchial asthma, grand mal epilepsy, congenital heart disease, chronic hepatitis with advanced fibrosis (stage F3 or F4), glaucoma, severe myopia, severe forms of autoimmune immunological diseases, rare diseases, autism spectrum disorders, severe haematological diseases requiring continuous treatment or frequent hospitalisation, bilateral deafness, cystic fibrosis, those infected with HIV or AIDS, those with a locomotor disability and those classified as disabled, without taking into account the average income per family member;

c) students whose family did not have an average net monthly income per family member higher than the minimum net basic salary in the economy in the 12 months prior to the start of the semester/academic year.

The social scholarships are distributed in ascending order of net income per family member within the limit of available funds allocated per bachelor and master cycle. 

Methodology for awarding grants and annexes

Models of documents

Applications:

Personal data processing agreement

Income declaration

For more details, please also refer to the ETTI Annex to the UPB Scholarship Regulations in Regulations and Procedures.